Tough Lessons from Tax Season
How to conduct an after-action review for a better season next year: 8 essential questions, 11 new opportunities.
By Sandi Leyva
The Complete Guide to Marketing for Tax & Accounting Firms
TAX PRACTICE
Change Overload: 5 Simple Coping Strategies
By Sandy Leyva
The Complete Guide to Marketing for Tax & Accounting Firms
Why Shouldn’t All Tax Practitioners Need Licenses?
Does a 90% error rate alarm anyone?
By CPA Trendlines Research
Data Divers Profile Taxpayer Filing Styles
Understanding retail, software & online tax service users.
By CPA Trendlines
Tax Season Funnies: Who Gets the Penthouse Suite?
Plus words of wisdom from Abraham Lincoln.
As collected by Robert E. Mckenzie
Salary Survey Shows Pay for Tax Professionals
Senior tax accountant averages $99k. More: City-by-city details.
By CPA Trendlines
Fixing the Tax System: Accountants Sound Off
Survey: Scrap it and start over.
By CPA Trendlines Research
You can do something. Join more CPAs, Enrolled Agents, financial planners and other tax practitioners in contributing opinions and ideas. Join the Survey; Get the Results
2 Ways the EITC Error Rate Is High
And 6 contributing factors.
By CPA Trendlines Research
Is the IRS about to Get Beefed Up?
Trump proposes 5% boost to the IRS budget, reversing years of cutbacks and declines.
By CPA Trendlines Research
BUSY SEASON BAROMETER
TODAY’S BONUS QUESTION: The lessons from this year to apply in 2020.
Join the Survey. Get the Results.
Tax Season Funnies: April Fool Is When?
Plus an April 15 carol. Write a new verse and send it to us!
As collected by Robert E. Mckenzie
Wanna Change the Tax World?
Should the April 15th IRS extensions go automatic and paperless? The IRS needs your feedback.
By Eva Rosenberg, EA
TaxMama
Vote YES or NO
to add your voice to the discussion
Join the Survey. Get the Results.
How the IRS Hides Its Legal Decisions
IRS chief counsel office charged with intentionally evading its responsibilities to the public
By CPA Trendlines Research
What Hammurabi recognized in 1754 BC, the IRS Office of the Chief Counsel should recognize in 2019 AD.
Tax Season 2019 Serves Up a Taste of the Future
“Thirty percent of tax services will be obsolete in three years.”
By CPA Trendlines Research
This year’s tax season is giving tax preparers a taste of the future—a future where tax returns are both simpler and more complex, according to data streaming into the CPA Trendlines Busy Season Barometer survey.